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§Includearea Codei . 3 LOUISIANA V :1. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIO I’ 13%fr? . fr-‘ ; :~ M. , . .3‘ PO Box 91 ‘ 154; Baton Rouge, LA 70821 . JAN 2 9 -,_ (888) 342-5717 or _ (225) 342-4439 V 6,? ¢<.’5?°. ' .§ 3). U. Puauc SERVICE coMM1ssION WASTE BYMOTOR VEHICLE APPLICA TIGNEPDRTATION Applicant desires to secure flomthe Louisiana Public Service Commission a Common Carrier Certificateauthorizing applicant to as a COMMON operate CARRIER OF WASTE BY MOTOR VEHICLE. BUSINESS ENTI’I‘Y- APPLICANT INFORMATION SECTION 1 . Business Entity Name: SCFW Cc flfernq+/om! 6/ ICJCA no DEA: i ' Business Entity‘s Authorized Representative: q/on C . +¢ ur- i Business Address: 353° f/cc/(er K J State: ZIP Code: <- /4 o C ‘/7 Mailing Address: S’?/'0 ( \ i Telephone Area Fax # (Include Area _Code) Cell # [include Area Code] - 32#§Include88 $36Codei6 ~ COMPANY TAX REPORTING YEAR (Check ONLY one box) F’/ Company’s Tax reporting year is on a CALENDAR basis reporting January 01 to December 31 each year. Company’s Tax reporting year is on a FISCAL basis fl-om |_' reporting to j_j__eacl1 year. - Month/Day MunthlDay COMPANY OWNERSEP ANDIOR WTEREST A Louisiana Domestic Corporation . Date of Incorporation check I/Louisiana ' Domestic Limited Liability Company Date ofFormation i 1'3 one (LLC) ‘log Louisiana Domestic box Partnership Date ofForrnation Louisiana Limited Liability Parmership Date ofFormation h i ‘ Foreign* Corporation in the State » of_ f 2-’; Date oflncorporation ‘ ' 1=oreign* Limited Liability compiany‘ (LLC) in t1i‘e_sta;e of; V-.' ' =' Date ofronnation _____ if Foreig1* Partnership in the Smte of Date of Formation ____: " I _j_ MUST attach copies ofthe company's Secretary ofsmte & Certificate oflncorporafionor Fonnafionfrom your smte of origin or existence. ‘I-‘oreiyr Enflflesmust also with the Louisiana register Seqemry ofState‘s Ofice (La. SOS); submit copies of the paperwork filedwith the La. SOS along with a copy ofthe Certificate ofGood Shnding issued by fireLa. SOS. Lest‘/T-79 (waste) Revised 01/2018 BUSINESS ENTITY- APPLICANT INFORMATION ' SECTION 1 (Continued) ’ Name Title (Corporations list Vice President, President, Ownership pemenmge of Treasurer and LLC ecretary, companies list Members) wnership or number ofshares ' qinq C/q'i‘ou-F own y / 05 6/, REPRESENTATION OF APPLICANT SECTION 2 If ' Applicant represented by legal counsel or if this application is being filedby legal counsel please provide the following: Mailing Address: ‘ can # [Include Area code) AUTHORITY TYPE r SECTION 3 (Please check all types ofwaste you desire to acquire in this application below)» 2 on—hazardous oilfield wastes (i.e. Exploration & Production wastes as definedby RS 452162) Eelllon-hazardous industrial solid waste (as defned by RS 452162) Efazardous waste (as definedby RS 45:l62 ' Lvsor—i9 (waste) Revised 01/2018 GEOGRAPECAL LOCATION SECTION 4 Mark this box if you are éeeking authority E’ STATEWDE OR applicant desires to transport waste as outlined in Section 3 originating ~ in the p following paiishesz - - --- - Caldwell I - Catahoula --- ' — - - -J -- / - - . --- Natchitoches I ---- ---- St Bernard - - St. John the Batist - St. Mary I St. Tammany IIII IIII - West Baton Rouge - West Carroll - West Feliciana - ' EQUIPMENT SECTION 5 Applicant proposes to commence operations with the following equipment: ( Ifaddiflonal is space needed, attach a separate sheet lisfing each vehicle) Make I odel - (Ex. 2016) . Peterbuilt Ex. Tractor or Trailer) _IEZ'l.'fl-: TERMINALS AND SERVICE OF PROCESS SECTION 6 Please check onge Applicant located outside ofLouisiana and is understands if authority is granted a LOUISIANA TERMINAL in |—*‘ ‘ which shall opelrations commence, must be established prior to issuance of the certificate. proposes to commence operations fiom the LOUISIANA F/Applicant following TERMINAL/LOCATION(S) as ‘ listed ( Ifapplicant has additional Louisiana bel0?V: terminals orilocafions, attach a separate sheet listing each location) LOUISIANA address: 0 [V TERlMlNAL/LOCATION 1:3 gr C flJ City: ] state: ZIP Code: 7 o e v o Lvsc-'r»79 Revised olrzois _ (waste) TERMINALS AND SERVICE OF ' PROCESS - SECTION 6 (Continued OF OUT STA!_T:E MUST LIST AGENT FOR SERVICE OF CA_RRIERS PROCESS BELOWAnymm'er domicnod outside or Intrastate Louysfana andpmv/Vndmgthe ofwaslc furdisposnl in Louisiana shall ua.nspnflau'on regisnerthe company’s name, addmss and numberwith the Loulsxana ofstale and the Louisiana telephone Public Service Commission. Service with mommy‘ ofpmoess respect to all civil, cn'm.inal, or adminisualive brought com or proceedings any adminisnative agency located in the state be served bef_ore may on the registered agent as filedwith the Louisiana means secretary ufstnre by any applicable rules or for prnvided bytthe procedure lhat court or agency providing service ofpracess. fl VERIFICATION SECTION 7 STATE 0F Low S I .0. A4 1>AR1sH/COUNTY o1= AQCLI L4 6/ € M BEFORE the undersigned Sh /.3 C -.~ authority, q 1 76 ,, Q (Applicant) who yfful C C riepresents Q E//I1 flu cl off Lug ié (Business Entity) came and afier personally appeared, who, being duly sworn, did depose and say that he/she is the APPLICANT in above thle application; that he/she desires to secure fi'omthe Louisiana Public Service Commission a the Cornmon Certificate, authorizing applicant to operate as a carrier of Waste as stated; and that he/she has read sameCairiefiis familiar with the contents thereof andl and that facts as stated therein are flueand correct, and to the best ofhis/her lcnowledge. FURTHERMORE, APPLICANT agrees to comply with all provisions oflaw and the rules and ofthe regulations Louisiana Public Service Commission respecting the operation ofpublic service ' motor vehicles, to filewith the anid Commission a tarifiwhich shows the services to be rendered and the basis for computation schedules and other and to file ofrates, required data; such evidence ofinsurance orbonds as required by law and by the and regulations Louisiana [rules ofthe Public Service Commission prior to commencement of operations. And understands that the information contained in this applicafion may be shared with the Louisiana Department ofRev:enue for purposes oflnspection and Supervision Fees. swoRN To SUBSCRIBED before me this 9x7 day of Tan. ,2o 31! Mom Cufl ID? 2059 Nobry Public - SL0 )°’I Stateof Louisiana /Vlonit Q L C.e'i‘o~Ir‘ I/LR z_a;;';hu£cu1cgsieu PRINTEIP NAME OF APPLICANT PRINTED NAME OF NOTAR fi5°‘ A CL/VJ £510 57 SIGNAT V PLICANT SIGNATURE OF NOTARY PUBLIC H (including Notary Seal & Number) yfl LPSC OFFICE USE ONLY Acceptedbystafi‘ E ‘_‘:fi 2 ': 7) Date E: DocKET # /l1 3 5 - 9 Q3 PUBLISHED 1N BULLETIN # \3 5 Y 0N 2 S — 202/ ' Date t Lrsc-7-79 (waste) Revised oi/201 3 Servlca lnternatlanal of SWLA _ Vehicle Lisl _ Tuesday, December 8, 2020 Truck No. Pumgs Year Make serlalNo. Sar,Value Rent Note 101 wet 2013 weszerscar 5KJJALDR5DPBTe7a4 $55,000.00 $0000 $0.00 skwexkn man sax 102 wen 2013 westerscar 5K.IJALDR0PDPB'rss0s 555,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 skweumuean zax 103 wet 2013 waster soar 5KJJALDRxDPaTes00 $55,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 ak wauazcreuix aok 104 wet 2012 westersoar 5K.IJALDR0cPaResse $55,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 ak waumcreai: 1ex 105 wet 2012 westerscar 5KJJALDR2cPaR7007 555,000.00 $0.00 $0000 ak weumcreuix 10k 10s wet 2013 westerstar 5KJJALDR5DPB'rsas5 $55,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 ax weckixaeau 14k 107 2004 Freighuiner 1FuJA0Av04LM245a1 $25,500.00 $0.00 $0.00 505k 100 2007 Kw 1xKoDu0xe7.I209203 $25,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 zooknnne , 007k 109 2007 Freignuiner 1FuJAecK17Lv:s071a ~ $25,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 110 2005 International 2HscEsBR7sc242a5 $20,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 sokonnev 111 2005 Frelghmner 1FuJA5AvxLx73742 $25,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 soxonnev 112 2001 Freighuiner 1FuPDszs0,1LG99970 $23,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 a00k,wuh "' " ' .f FuJcK34LMs:2e9 5 525,000.00 V flaw ‘ ‘:' amt fiaaifllm 1 U'5cK5 Lvazezs s25.00000 @m ‘: ' '~ > 5000 - T: . 1 s221000:00 , mner uaAa0 mw Fxesg Luzsss , - uAPcKo4LM12ss 83500000 . .. 2.. .m. wlinfilixim $531,500.00 $0.00 $0.00 Trailer mans $421 .000.00 $5,000.00 $0.00 Total $1,002,500.00 $5,000.00 $0.00 Trailer # Year Make Serial No. Spec Aggralsed Rent Note 7465 2012 Bulk 3B9TS71 E4CGOO71 15 Chem $62,000.00 $1 ,1 00.00 $0.00 7559 2014 Bulk 3B9TS71 E7EG007712 Chem $67,000.00 $1 ,1 00.00 $0.00 7568 2014 Bulk 3B9TS71 E8EG007721 Chem $67,000.00 $1 ,100.00 $0.00 771 0 2016 Bulk 3E1 FB7232GSV221 99 Chem $69,000.00 $1 ,100.00 $0.00 7561 2014 Bulk SBQTS71 EOEGOO7714 Chem $67,000.00 $1 ,100.00 $0.00 7564 2014 Bulk 3B9TS71 E6EG007717 Chem $67,000.00 $1,1 00.00 $0.00 N 2008 Tempte 1TDH5002218131 1706 Grain‘ $22,000.00 Total $421 ,000.00 $6,600.00 $0.00 I V \ . K \._..._—7"‘ ’:.“,' ‘”',"?;,;,5 :3. ""\._/ ' ‘ ‘ ff =7’?-"‘"7f,""§', 4. O) ’ \ W fl /». °> [ SECREIARY or s'I*A'I'E the auached ducument(s) of SERVICE INTERNAHONAI. OF SWLA, LLC are hue and onnect and are filed In the Loulsiana Secretary of Smte's Offioe. 410103521: omen 1/so/2013 4 pagem 41314000 anon‘ 10/15/2013 1 pagets) 41473513 14 an 3/27/2014 1 page(s) . I 1‘ . I v I ‘ :-...; OE LOU; - ;§l'hWewmcnyMIe:eof,lhave hereuntoselmy Q V 6‘ hand and mused mesealofmyomcetobe m Ff, '-.4 . a1fixedatlheCi|yofBatonRougeon, ‘ (_,’ A * * May13, 2014 ///,9-;;fiigafilgg - U’ . 4-vs ::;,§~1 5 Q NFIDE“ gs? €”‘“"°‘ ' CerflficateID: 10490238#GTL73 - To Validale lhis Oellifimle, Visillhe following website, golocommelcial Division, ' - cenifim4evan0a1ion,,u1enronaw the - ““”W » insnuaionsaispIayed., WEB4107035Z( , ’ wwwsosloulshlngw = Page 1 on on 5/13/2014 7:16:41 PM - . - 7' - l.y_,.»_m.e-—.- _~A~~—-‘ ‘ ‘I L . STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF CALCASIEU ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION SERVICE INTERNAggNAL OF SWLA, LLC ’ A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY BE IT KNOWN that on January 28, 2013, before me, Tanya L.
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